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Basic Punctuation Rules and Help

Grammar, Writing / April 2, 2018

Since proper punctuation is an essential part of successful communication, remembering basic punctuation rules will make it easier for you to write clearly and effectively. Punctuation Must Be Parallel When punctuation is parallel it means that interrupting a main clause with a dash or a comma requires using the same punctuation at the beginning and […]

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Editing, Grammar, Research, Writing / March 29, 2018

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Literary Elements, Writing / March 26, 2018

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Literary Elements, Writing / March 23, 2018

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Writing Women: 5 Lessons From Shakespeare

Research, Writing / March 19, 2018

By Lucy V Hay I’ve said it, countless times now: I’ve seen NO correlation between gender of writer and how “well” s/he writes female characters. In my experience, a male writer is just as likely as a female writer to write a GREAT, complex, flawed character who just so happens to be a woman. ‘Cos that’s what

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